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Dream

can easily come true if -you dream of replacing your strong old pipe with . something better. 1 We have a lot of new

pipes. _Best assortment we have ever shown. which is saying a good - deal. ‘

See our 25 and 50cK

pipes. All the best shapes with vulcanite 1 stems. _ 1 A line assortment _of B. B. B. pipes vulcanite , mouth pieces. ‘Prices A $1.00 to $1.50 each.

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DRUGGF T

We received a large ship-

ment of movements d" ect from the manufactures- and as these were ordered before the war prices have not advanced and you will get the benefit by pi: 'chasing one of ours.

G. H. Tayl'

Jeweler & Optician

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Sir.-A rest deal has been said re

o e o 0 ~ g `

ection Meetings Election . ` Meetings f:'.?.1‘;‘J§‘°11i?.°‘i..l.‘;’1.l:‘.":.1nt‘°”.‘§

l'l

y government in this province for

a some time. but instead of $1.00 on

male dogs and $2.00 on females. it

liird Electoral District o iti eeting First 3;-tht 1° M15-0° --d =1°-°°- If I

ought for one `moment the Liberal

vi Ki1\z’» .County District of Queens ~§:>.“1§.:':°i’.':.‘. ‘:.;;‘“":f.:‘.1.1“.;:‘.“.:°”i:%

celve my support. There are lots of

_ ' _ ai-‘ _

Meeun S of th elector! of me Third The Liberal Conservative can 'other Liberals just of the same ODI"

8 e

District of Kings will be held at the th following places at the dates men- E)‘;:;‘vl;fn:l:,a'::‘;’;t the anew" at 8

tioned:- sUMi1iaiivii.Li1:. -Friday, sept. iota. sB°“°‘;"'-w_C°“" IiI°“'°' F“°”‘ B°"“t'

MARTINVALE, Monday, sept. iatn. °i"°m ‘“'

All meetings begln.at 7.30 p.m.

J. A. McDONALD.

J. A. DEWAR.

J. J. JOHNSON.

J. W. CARRUTHERB.

Pat. and Ex. 2738-8-28m12l

Political Meetings in the Murray Harbor District

The undersigned Candidates

will address the Electors at the following places and datesz- tive candidates wni meet the electors

Monday,-Sept. 13th. at High

Bank Queen’s County at the following

Meetings to commence at 7.30

D. m.

Signed M. MCKINNON,

A. P. PROWSE,

_ A. F. BRUCE.

G. S. INMAN.

2009-s-25Mwrm91.

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For QQ( Sale

House and four and a half acres'

choice land near Exhibition grounds. An excellent opportunity for quick buyer

Apply by letter to A. R., P. 0. Box

74, Charlottetown. P. E. I. 2682-8-26rntf

ARTIST IC PORTRAITS

and Pictures Frames

14x20 Convex Glass and Frames a specialty.

_ F. YOUNG.

72 Upper Queen St. Charlottetown,

dates rer the First District er Queer"

Crapaud Hall, Saturday, September 11. , Kelly’s Cross, School House, Mon-

day, September 13.

Bradalbans Hall, Tuesday. Sept. 14. All meetings begin at 7.30 p.m. h

vited to attend.

M. KENNEDY. I

zeessfziilii-5201.

Political Meetings

The undersigned Liberal-Conserviv

of the Second Electoral District of

places and on the dates namedz-

Friday, September 10 - Wheatley "

River.

Monday, September 13-Cornwall

Tuesday, September 14-Milton. The Opposition Candidates are in-_

vlled to attend and will be granted equal privileges. All meetings to begin at 7.30 p. in.

LOUIS L. JENKINS. JOHN H. BUNTAIN.

Charlottetown, 25th Aug., 1915.

2087-8-26m17i.

,iou.

I lim Sir, etc.

A LIFE-LONG LIBERAL.

io F0x§nEE01i11s_ J

Sir:-You have read the story of

Esau who, when he was hungry, sold is birthright for a mess of pottage.

The Opposition candidates are in- giléierrggeg-Dhefeby' Jlewed 0”* °f ills

The same methods are being pur-

A_ _,_ Ma°NEy|N_ sued all over Prince Edward Island

oday by unscriipulous men who real- ize that some fox breeders are in a tight place financially. and who are taking advantage of the situation in order to get good foxes for nothing.

Because you.are not sufficiently in-

formed on the value of your breeding animals, from the standpoint of furs, you are allowing people to pull the wool over your eyes and then take good money out of your pockets.

Many people outside of

this Province are buying more ,foxes than ever before and many of them are pursuing the follow- ing methods: A muii told me on the streets of Summerside the other day that he was going around telling the Gi D-- farmers that the fox business was no good, and after dis- couraging them all he possibly can, he offers to buy their foxes at about one-fifth of what they are actually worth.

Allwnds of false reports are in cir-

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Political Meetings Third District Queen’s‘County

The Liberal-Conservative candi

dates for the Third District of Quesn's County will meet the electors at the following places:

Fort Augustus, Monday, September

13th.

Mount Herbert, Tuesday, Septem-

bor 14th.-

All meetings at 7.30 p.m. Opposition candidates invited to

attend.

F. H. FEEHAN

Auction Sale ..-0p_._ Choice Furniture

We are authorized by T. A.

Benson Esq., to sell at his Home Corner Richmond and Way- 1mouth Streets on Wednesday September 22nd commencing at L30 p. m. consisting of Parlor, Dining Room, Hall, Bed Rooms and Kitchen Furnitures, Carpets, Oilcloths, Rugs and all House hold Fixings and Kitchens Utensils. Terms Cash.

BENJ. CARTER & CO.

Auctioneer

2907-9-l0M1l.

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Fourth District of Queen’s

Meetings of the electors of the

Fourth District of Queen's will be

dates mentioned:-- BELLE RIVER SCHOOL. Friday,

September 10.

WOOD ISLAND HALL, Tuesday, Sep-

tember 14.

VERNON RIVER HALL, Wednesday,

September 15.

All meetings will commence at.

7.30 p.m. I Opposition candidates are requested to attend. I

S. MARTIN. |

A. D. ROSS. 1

I _ _

Political Meeting

A meeting of the electors of Brack-

ley Point will be held in l~lowe’s Hall on Saturday evening. 11th inst., be-| ginning at 7.30. Government cnndl-1 dates are invited to attend.

DAVID MGDONALD. CHA8. H. CHANDLER. ,

2930. '

17 2.1

E-or Election Day

.DIARY OF EVENTS.. All Supporters of Jenkins

and Paton who are prepared

T0~DAY. » -

Magistrate‘s Court. 9 a.m. Prince Edward Theatre, 3, 7 and

8.45.

People's Theatre 7 and 8.45 p.m. s

BIRTHS

to furnish free carriages and automobiles for use on elec- tion day are asked to call at the Committee rooms, Offer Building, where Polls will be allotted. .

2926-9-l1MlJ4I.

FULTON.- Born at Savage Harbor, to Mr. and Mrs Fulton Pigott (nee Miss Fannie Ross of Stanhope) a daughter.

CASTLE SQUARE THEATRE, B08-

- TON.

"He Fell in Love With his Wife,"» it

dfamatization of E. P. lloe's famous novel, will be the second hill of the season presented next week hy the Craig Players at the Castle Square Theatre.

This play is a powerful rural drama.

with a real heart interest. James Holcroft lives in Oakville, N. Y. He is a prosperous farmer whose wife ls dead. He vows never to love any other woman and he holds the mem- ory of his wife .sacred above every- thing else.

Justice Harkins visits him one day

and tells him the story of Allda Arm- strong, a girl who was wronged by ii mock marriage. She lives in the vll- lage where she Is looked upon with suspicion by the narrow-minded na- tives. The unwelcome. unattractive _housekeeper, Mrs. Mumpson, whom Holcroft has engaged on trial, wishes

:lo marry him and he cannot get rid of er. How Holcroft mari-les Alida to still

the gossip. dismisses Mrs. Mumpson, pursues his wife who runs away to save his lite, avenges her honor, and ,flnslly falls in love with her, makes sn

slliszrbingly interesting and thrilling II 0

The cast will contain Msry Young,

John Craig and all the old favorites of lest season. V _ A _

Annual__l*leeting `

The Annual Meeting of the Share-

holders of the Bunbury Black Fox Co., Ltd., will be held in the Board of Trade Room. (fliarlottetown, 'on Tuesday, September 21st. at 2 p.m.

G. F. DEWAR.

Secretary-Treasurer.

Sept.. 7th, 1915.

2003-9-9-mill

Halifax Exhibition

Sept. 8-I6.

From all stations on Piince

Edward Island.

Single First Class Fare (Dlus 25c admission coupon) Going, Sept. 7 to 15 in-I

elusive Returning, Sept. I7, |915. For special excursion fares

and dates see small bills. 2867-9-amssi.

Auction Sale

At the residence of Charles Myers,

Lake Verde on Friday, September 24, at 1 p. m., there will be offered for sale at public auction a full stock of horses, cows, young cattle, sheep, lambs. brood sows, pigs, geese, hens. chickens, coop mid sundry articles. Terms: $5 and under, cash; over $5, iounrteen months. Eight per cent. dic-1

held at the following places on the]

`of each week, on arrival of the morn-

“ATTENTION”

Farmers and Builders selling

the best Lime is our business. Are you buying the best ? '_l`hat is your business. Prices right. Apply to ~

St. Ann’s Lime Quarrie SMITH BROHERS Dealers in Crude and Burnt Lime

St. Ann’S. Cape Breton. 2388-8-4Mwfm3mos.

Canadian Mail Steamer

“ 1.1.11. syni "

Leaves Intercolonial Railway Wharf

Pictou, Nova Scotia,

MONDAY AND THURSDAY

ing express from Halifax (aboul noon), for Sourls. P- E- ISIN-ld. B110 there awaits the arrival of the after- noon train from Charlottetown; thence to Magdalen Islands ae fol~ lows:

MONDAY-Leave Sourls__for Etang-

du-Nord, Amherst, Grindstone Island and Point Bosse. Returning, calls at Grliidetone, Amliorst and Souris; and and returns to Plctou.

THURSDAY--Leaves Souris for

Amherst, Grlndutorie Island, Poinl Bossa and Griinrl Entry. Returning calls at Point l3c1sse. Grindstone. Am herst, Souris, iinzi returns to Pictou.

On the first trip in the months of

June, July, August and September. weather permitting, calls at West Bay to land mails and passengers for Amherst. thence to Pryon Island. Re turning, calls at Point Bossa, Grind- stone, Amherst and Souris.

For further particulars apply to

WM. ROBERTSON G. SON,

Agents, Halifax.

CHA8. W. IVES,

Agent, Pictou. -

MATTHEW McLEAN A C0.,

Agents, Bouris.

Or to WM. McLURE, Manager and

Owner, Picton, Nova Scotia. 2061-7-15Mtf. '

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For Sale

100 acres of freehold land situ'

ated at Pisquid East with dwell- ing house, barn and coach house There is also an excellant March cutting nine stacks of Hay also three acres of March under pas- ture on which is an abundance of the best of mud, for terms etc. Apply to -

MARY E. MCDONALD . New London Conn. Or to the undersigned

DOUGALD D. MCDONALD

count for cash. 2942-9-13Mmwf6i.

Peakes Station

2939-0-1311101110.

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Sept. 81-18. SPECIAL FARE8

vls

CANADIAN- GOVERNMENT RAIL- WAYS.

Round trip tickets will be sold, plus

25c for admission coupon, from sllsta- tions in Prince Edward Island first class one way fare. good going Sept 7 to 15, inclusive, good for return un- til Sept. 17th.

Excursion fsres have been arranged

by' regular trains during the exhibi- tion, from Tignish, Capt Traverse. North Wiltshire and stations inclus- ive, also Murray .Harbor Branch, Sept. 7, returning Sept. 19, and from Bed- ford, Souris. Elmira, Montague, Geo- rgetown and stations inclusive, going Sept. 8. returning Sept. 10. ~

asses-sinisi.,

HALIFAX EXHIBITION. '

We have engagedan expert at

For particulars see smsll bills. ,

Silver Fox Furs Wanted.

The E. H. Rayner Fur Co., is collecting a number of

good silver fox skins .to take to New York about October lst. _Parties having good silver fox skins to dispose of will find it to their advantage to communicate with us at once.

skinning foxes and reparing

skins for the market in the person of Mr. James Rayner of Kildare, who as the partner ‘oi Hon. Charles Dalton, 'has| helped to ‘prepare some of the best skins ever int on the, market. e are in a position to handle your fox s ins to the ,‘;‘,’,'j,‘2'_’,§,,~,.,l;f,‘,’ {’,§“§f,’,‘,‘,;‘,§?',,‘,’,§‘ ,§§,‘§ke,;‘§§‘;; best advantage and will prove it iflyougive us the opportunity,i11r1 --1 11.1111 .es 1.1.1.1 1 1.1.11.. 1111,I.111_-- For information, terms &c. 'a dress E. H. Rayner Fur {§§§'h;°§{°,‘y3¢b§;¢§1é}‘r‘;§; ;"§_e';’§§, c0l'l'If)3I1y, Ltd., S\ll'I1l'fl8l’Sld8, lg. E. I. 'corner s peppermint. As he handed it

cuéien, regarding the “prices at' s|.AcK vei.vE'r in ” ‘ ‘which prominent fox men are selling I VOGUE _FOR HAT_3

foxes, in order to persuade you to' give up your foxes for nothing, or next l

thing to it. [reveals the fact that black velvet in

Fox meetings wen held all over the many new and unusual shapes. II0W°I`

Island and the majority of the breed-trimmed, will be the leader of early ers of standard bred pure P. E. Island 1311, The trimming is low.. forming foxes agreed not to take less than $4000 I floral wreaths about the crown. the the

per pair for foxes this year, and most I h of the responsible concerns that I 1,

None of the Rayner organizations ~ have offered 'a pair of foxes for less U than $4.000 per pair, and personally I 0

is a growing demand for foxes of re- h

will be sold, and the business greatly

of foxes that would be dear at a_ny price; but, every man who owns pure bred P. E. Island foxes of the best strains is giving away his birthright when he sells them for less than $4,000 per pair. When high grade foxes are

ourselves by giving the men who buy

at exgemely low prices, a chance to compe e with us who bought at the higher prices, thus enabling them to undersell us both for live stock and pelts, and make good money where we

foxes and sell their pelts to pay run- ning expenses, than to sell live ani- mals for breeding purposes for a small fraction of what they are worth. Let us keep in touch with one another

culated by those who want to get your foxes away from' you for a song, and then go around laughing and bragging

mers in.”

I believe that there is untold wealth

youngest and most profitable indus- try, _

I am Sir, etc.,

E. _H. RAYNER.

WOMEN IN FRANCE.

Owing to the war, women in Eng-

land and France are taking up many odd callings to make up for the short- age of men, but in the country women have always done whatever lies near- est to their hand. `

In the village, the butcher, the bak-

er, the candlestlck maker, may all he women, and tliere is at least one small town in Devon in which women form the chief business element. The principal hotel is run by a woman and her daughter; a woman deftly cuts the joints and orders her son about.

The bakeress bakes the nicest

bread, and her daughter trudges far into the country with two baskets slung on her back, a picturesque fig- ure of a female worker. The wine merchant is a woman who worked up ii. nice little business. \vliile it cheni- ` ist's shop is owned by it woman, to say nothing of the trades which are to be found everywhere, sweetstufi shops, fi-incy shops and the like.

France being a. country where unl-

versul service is the rule, is nowadays depending largely on the work of ivoincn; but even in times of peace there were places where they were the chief citizens. At Froissy, in the Department of the Oise, most of the public appointments are held by wo- men, and will he until the present hol- ders die. '

There is a postmistress instead of

a postmaster; the telegraph depart- ment is ru~\_ by a woman, a station mistress directs the portees at the local station; a lady barber cut the hair of the community; and the town crier also taks "ess" on to the name of her calling.

DUSKY SOLDIER SMOKERS.

Like most soldiers the native troops

of India who are fighting with the Allied forces in France, ure lnveter- ate smokers. They do not, how- ever, sliare Tommy’s love of pipe or cigarette. for they have peculiar means of their own of enjoying tobac- co. One of their methods is to twist an oak leaf into a conical shape, fill it with tobacco, and draw the smoke through their clasped hands. Another trick is to bore a horizontal hole under the surface of a bank, place the tobac- co at one extremity and with their hands clasped over the other inhale the smoke between their thumbs. This is probably the most 'primitive way of smoking known.

The Gardwals have very simple liab-

its. They have practically no fear of wild beasts, and in their native coun- try they hunt the tiger, leopard and bear, armed only with sticks and knives. The home of the Garwals is in the Himilayan district, which is famous for its beautiful scenery and the excellent hunting to be obtained on its mountain sides. These dusky soldiers are fearless fighters.

____.,,__ A HAUNTED LIBRARY.

One of the most curious "hauntings"

occurs in a northern castle of great antiquity where Mary, Queen of Scots, rested when she was being conveyed a prisoner through England. It is mani- fested jn the library and takes the form that the books cannot be kept in order. They move about or are moved about from shelf to shelf. If you ar- range the works ,of Shakespeare in correct drder on one shelf, by next morning the volumes are scattered anyhow on different shelves. This has gone on for years. At different times the library has been searched and lockedf watches have been set all night servants have come and gone,

but the mysterious occurrznee goes on and is vouched for not o ly by the family but by guests who have stayed in the house. There is no legend to account for it.-London Mall.

Lrrrtz emi. Ldokso AT rr

A miserly landlord was going round

collecting his rents the other day. At one house he was greatly interested in

a. little girl. who watched open-mouth- ed and open-eyed the business of psy- ing over the money and accepting the

to the girl he said: "And now what

E. H. Rayner, Manager ‘1‘.'.1}L.%;":."l’. '{I.‘l'1.‘i‘£‘i1’1'.'..T2:11"§!.‘°11:I1'!

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know of are keeping that agreement. than me hats of mkpsummer

have yet to sell the first pair of Ray- 1_0 Hs1'f°==°s for less than $101000. thvllstllthe brim. The hat is med with sort I w_lll have to do it this year. Thereiap

cognlzed quality and D1”0d\l0UV°“°99 of zebra hat is made of alternate folds and if fox men who have high grade of P. E. Island foxes will stick for the crown and bum, faced Wm, poppy pmkq price agreed upon, just as many D9-I" velvet and having a big silk velvet

poppy of the same shade laid on , the

helped- of °°‘"`“°- there are °' mt front of the brim. The brim turns

sold at sacrifice prices we are making glckades of wque feathers' This is

the hardest kind ofcompetitlon for S

curled 'quill stern ascending from the center that has become familiar to us .on this summer’s hats.

fened black crown, which is transpar-,

starve' It is better to km a few slack tips are hunched at the side and

two long ties of satin ribbon fall from

- a. square tailored bow at the back well down on to the coat. VA tiny banding of ostrich feathers finishes the edge

and do not believe all the stories clr- °f the hal brim- which ls “IW faced

with black velvet. _

ing the comfort of their hats. While

-< d far. they do not go so far as men do in

about how they took the d having them weighed, so that the sum-

mer straw shall weigh less than the

in the fox business if We have the 12-ounce winter slouch hat, they must G,-it and Courage to hom 0n_ to our have them light in order not to disar- foxes' unless we get our In-|¢e_ range the hair; for now that it is obli-

‘Yours for success 111 P. E. Islands satory to almost all places of amuse-

'FOR SALE--EMPIRE CREAM SEP-

An exclusive showin! 0! fill lm"

eight being in the odd shaping of the ats. They are considerably larger

One rather striking hat has a medl- m crown with a flaring fluted bi-lm. ne large white pond lily at H lime

the left of the front lying partly on

ple green velvet. A most becoming at this for the red-haired girl. A sort

black and white velvet around the

slightly up at the left and down at the right side.

Quite a selection is shown in all-

bliick models, some of them in stun- ning contliiental shapes with the1

ways 9. pleasant fashion revival. onie have the feather pompon with a

One striking poke bonnet has a stif-

nt, and a black velvet brim. Three

Like men, _women are now consider-

ment for women to remove their hats it is quite necessary _that the arrange- ment of the 'hair underneath shall not be crushed and flattened by too heavy a hat.

“Get your small boy a smart new

suit-they all say that the finest boys clothing department in town is locat-

IHE IAAIIII ,

PHYSICIAN

*+-

“Fr1|ll-a-llves” Is lha Standby 1. In llils llnlarln Home

Scorunn, Ont., Aug. 25th, 1013. "My wif/ir u/ara maflyflo Consliprilion.

We tried everything on the calendar without satisfaction, and spent large sums of money, until we happened 'on ‘Fruit-a-tives’. We have used it in the family for about two years, and we would not use anything else as long' as we can get “Fruit-a-tives."

J. W. HAMMOND.

"FRUIT-A-'1IIVES'° is made from

fruit juices md tonles-is mild in action--and pleasant in tests.

501:. s. box, 8 for $2.50, trial size 250.

At dealers or sent on receipt of price by`Friiit-s-tives Limited, Ottawa.

GERMAN TACTLESSNES8.

If tactfulness may be applied to the

buslnass of war, the German nation has shown special inaptitude for it in the present war. Its press campaigns in the United States has been marked I-*Y BHIBZIHE Etiuclierie and childish- ness; its ambassador has been‘awk- ward ln pursuing his purpose as his enemies could well wish. \Vhenever by accident or through circumstances some momeiit's advantage has been gained as in the case of the difficulty between England and the United States over contraband, the purchase of ships by the American governniciit, or the sailing of the Dacia, the Ger- iiiau Government has immediately util- ized ii by acts against international law, ferocious in their nature and Iu- tlle etfect.--“The Word in the Cruci- ble,” by Sir Gilbert Parker.

“Womens silk Ilsls stockings, in

navy, tan, black or white, beautiful line of hoslry, regular 40e. per pair, on

ed right here. MOORE & MCLEOD.

2930-8-`l1M3|.

Saturday offered at 2 pairs for 55c. MOORE & McLEOD. 2930-8-11M3l.

Valuable

i am instructed by MR.

At 12 o’c

ion of the house will be given

week, and application for sai signed.

(Patriot and Exaini

22127-I)-]l.`Vlii1\vlni~'.i.

Residence B

At Bri ghton-

P For Sale By' Auction

` C. P. FLETCHER, to sell by

Auction, at the premises, Brighton, on -

MONDAY, SEPT. 20, 1915

lock noon

_His desirable Residence, containing all modern conven- iences On Monday the ‘/`.7ih inst. commencing at 10 o’clock, his Household Furniture will be sold, and possess-

on October lst, 1915.

House open for inspection to intending purchasers next

ne to be made to the under-

R. BEAIRSTO, "

Auctioneer.

ner copy till sale)

‘_ _

word each continuation. Cash

charge Twenty-iivs csntl.

~1r'l>»IvhI4>1l£\-010-11 . »

C GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED ADS. f

must accompany order. Minimum _5

l¢~MY+tI'4~I=<l-éI~l-%l»1|>`H>sl~0»ir-l~ili<l»il4>>Ie|>i-

I . I

Agents Wnritcd

“AGENTS WANTED:-To sell for the

Old Reliable Fontliill Nurseries. We teach our nion to sell. Experience unnecessary. Highest conimissloiis paid. Handsome free equipment. Stone & Wellington, Toronto, Ont.”

Help \Vantcd-Feiiinlo

_a250s'E1€E'iz`Pea`wAN1'EoTN5 111"11111y

Fair Wages and good home. ADDI! C. R. Dickie, Muddy Creek.

2757-s-si-miiipag

LAUNDRY MAID WANTED FOR

Falconwood Hospital. Apply at the Hospital. 2417-8-6Mtf.

F' 2 I

it f I

Boa rdcrs W tinted

WANTED TWO COLLEGE STUD-

ents can be accomoilated ut 165 Cumberland St., Terms moderate.

2895-9-9M3ipd.

BOARDERS-FIVE OR SIX STEADV

boarders can be nicely accommodat- ed at the McKenzie House, 89 Sid- ney St. 8-11mtf.~

€ M

_ _ _ For Sale

BILLY SUNDAY BOOKS FOR SALE write lt. K. Brace, 170 Queen St.

2832-9-4M6lp.

FOR SALE-Farm containing 50 acres

choice land in good cultivation with good buildings. Terms easy. Ap~. ply, to Francis L. McQuaid, River- dale, R.R. No._ 2. 2782-II-1me12i

arntor No. IB for ssle cheap. Last of agents stock. Price prepaid 60 dollars. T. Ellis. Alma. P. E. I. Fon eA1_s.-- rwo Pains isi./mo

Ranch Raised Mink and Three) females. Prkes right. James M. 1 Hewitt, Lower Montague, P. E. I. _ 2708-8-2'lM11lpd

FOR BALE-About`°100 tons Cape

George Gravel, suitable for drst, class concrete work. Apply to Dean dt Stewart st C. Lyons G1 Co. __ 2797-0-2M1mo FOR SALE--A sketch book compris-

ing historical incidents, trsditionsry

_ Lost LOST.-ONE OX. BRANDED " D" ON

the rump. Finder notify W. J. Drake. 99 Sydney Street.

2915-9-l0me3l

LOST BETWEEN THE FROST AND

Wood Office, Great George St. and Gallis Hill one bale twine. Finder please leave at Frost and Wood Office and get reward. 2901-9-9m3lpd

'ro Let - _

6l5Fl'CE""T0" LET§"A`l§§O "LARGE

room on the socoud floor. Apllll’ U’ Horace Haszard. 2924-9-l1lV\1_6L

1-T6TJ€€"1/‘6 "|I€fL" l"'cTa‘NraAi.i.v

located, with all modern c011- veiiieiices. Apply to P.O. B01 4451

`city. i 2912-9-10m4i T0 LET.-The Store and premises on Kent Street at present occullled by Geo. McQuaid, Tailor, po5sesll0ll given August lst. Apply to . Stew- srt, 168 Kent St. 2287-7-26m mt! Sit.uut.imi14 Vacaiit

"sA|.EsMEN: Excnusivs LINE

for city, town or country BIB Ulm' ings guaranteed. Permanent lil year job. No experience necessari- Write Luke Brothers, Limli°tI-

Montreal." T e2.s0"Pl|-i"nAv iron _ oisrmlv ,; inl "WORLD'B GREATEST WAR- Up to dats book. Whirlwind sill"- Llnseott Company. Brantford, OU!-

° _TeachersW ted

w _

'.9 .__ _-- u fisenor tv'

tales, translations, etc. _ For sale*

at the Maritime Stationers, price $1. When mailed lc. extra.

'_ 2722-8-2BM1zipd

I .

ANTBD.-Beeonu»Gls Cable Head West School. S\ll>9I° ment $20. Protestant preferred. ll-

Mcharen, Seoy. of 'f‘rus;e"ev;-_._umq

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